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In 1976, He Co-Founded A Computer Company With Two College Dropouts. Within Weeks, He Sold His 10% Stake For $800, Fearing He’d Lose His House If The Company Failed. The Name Of That Company Was Apple, And Ronald Wayne Says He Has No Regrets
Source: 247wallst.com
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Ronald Wayne co-founded a company described as one of history’s most valuable, contributing its first logo and operations manual. He left weeks later for a few hundred dollars; the article says his decision was not driven by doubts about the product.
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